Tasted + Seen

The first time that Tristan met Jeremiah, he was blown away by his prayer life. Jeremiah has so many tasted and seen moments in his everyday life that he was more than happy to share. The little glimpse you get into Jeremiah's heart, is enough to make a huge impact on yours. His intimate prayer life overflows into an episode full of wisdom and awe of our glorious God!

Let's face it, we all envision our exciting seasons of life unfolding just like the movies. Lydia had pictured the birth of her fist born son going one way, and the exact opposite happened. Intense, life threatening events quickly took place in her hospital room, leaving Lydia to grieve what she thought would be. In the weeks to follow, the LORD's people wrapped their arms around the Florence family, as the Lord continued to teach Lydia, that he was the one in control. The blessing of her healthy baby boy and the recovery that Lydia has made is the Lord is something we are all praising God for!

Becky Jones can testify that even God isn't afraid to get down in the dirt with us. God isn't too proud to come down into our weakness and show us His unfailing love. Becky shares about how she walked through an unplanned pregnancy during her college years, and how she gets to walk through that with women in her community today. It wasn't through shame, but through kindness from the Lord's people that Becky and her husband experienced Jesus' love for them in a beautiful, redeeming, and transformative way. Her story is a beautiful story of kindness overflowing from Christ and from His Church.

Our Favorite Old Testament professor is on the pod, and we couldn't be more excited!! This episode is all about truth. Can we find truth? How do we know what is truth? Where do we go to for truth? Is the truth ours? Like many of us, Aaron wrestled with all these questions. His life was radically changed when the Lord used a dream to teach him important lessons regarding truth.

Join us on our First Ever Podcast Mash Up! This is an episode you do NOT want to miss! In this podcast we all share our own testimonies and journeys, and it gets real! Take a listen and be challenged to live life "All In" with Jesus and when He tells us to go we give him a "Yes Sir" and we just go and do it! Go & Share Your Story, Go & Love Well! Thanks for Listening!

Jesus tells the disciples that people will know that they are His followers by their love. Real love is fully grace and fully truth, and it points people to Jesus Christ. Isaac Stephanus was radically changed by people who loved him well in the midst of his darkest moments. Isaac's upbringing was tumultuous and painful, but God's love was greater and now Isaac has the opportunity to display that love to his little girl and to other children they get to welcome into their home through fostering. Love really does fulfill the law!

HOT TAKE!! Physical exhaustion is real, but doesn't have to be normal. ANOTHER HOT TAKE! Doubting and wrestling with God through things that you struggle to believe, doesn't make you a poor Christian! Tanner Mack joins us on the podcast to talk about the physical and spiritual weakness he and his wife experienced shortly after the birth of his son. He sat with the LORD and experienced growth and goodness because of it. The LORD meets us in our weakest moments.

Healing takes place when we are honest and open about the hard things that we walk through, and because of sin, the hard things can leave extremely deep scars. Stephanie Bosh and her husband, Brad, experienced five miscarriages, leaving them no where to go but their knees, The Lord opened their eyes, and showed them how great their need was for a personal relationship with Him and with the body of Christ. In seasons this dark, community is a vital part of the healing process. Here's to the Lord's presence when we are completely broken, and to the people He puts in our lives to bring healing to our hurting hearts.

Planning ahead is wise, but only if you are willing to humbly lay all the plans at the feet of Jesus at the end of each day. Throughout all of our lives, the Lord calls us to make moves; to take steps that He will use for Kingdom Work. The Lord knows the specifics of the things He calls us into, but often times He doesn't show us the whole plan at once. He does, however, show us how to take the next step, even if we aren't sure where it will lead to or what it will look like. That daily dependency on Him is what He is looking for. Gracie shares about a time where she had to take a step of faith, even when she wasn't sure of how it would affect her future plans. Turns out, her future plans weren't as good as God's anyways!